Ariel Diaz has returned with his latest single, ‘Might as Well’, an iridescent retro-pop cut that shimmers like a neon-stoked kaleidoscope. Blending the self-aware swagger reminiscent of Alex Cameron with
Ariel Diaz has returned with his latest single, ‘Might as Well’, an iridescent retro-pop cut that shimmers like a neon-stoked kaleidoscope. Blending the self-aware swagger reminiscent of Alex Cameron with
With all the sequin-spangled glitz of a Vegas showgirl’s dressing room, the seductively salacious swank of a modern cabaret performance at the Moulin Rouge and an undercurrent of electrified pop-rock,
There have been far too many moments over the past few years where trying to write about music, promote a release, or celebrate a creative milestone on social media has
The Minnesota-born multi-instrumentalist Casey Kavanagh has delivered a sonic equivalent of the bible for die-hard romantics lusting after reincarnations of old-school soul. Within the expansive architecture of the LP, Peaks
The Swiss visionary Pascal Stich has his emotive peak with the latest Mythic Melodys single, Broken Halo, providing melodic alt-trap with a definitive bridge into the future of the genre.
A cavernous echo of 90s-esque reverb drifts through Sharp Teeth, the latest single from Pretty Killer, as the Worcester-based breakthrough outfit tore through the alternative rock space with an emotionally
With their unorthodox approach to genre styling and lyricism that frequently borders on Machiavellian nihilism, Precious McKenzie has reached their sardonic zenith with their latest single and debut gonzo-style music
Somewhere between the influences of alt-90s, brashy 00s melodic rock and post-rock lies the debut single, Paranoid, by the Texan five-piece, Topdown. Straight out of Austin, the band arrive with
If a new James Bond film ever calls for a punk-pinched indie psych surf rock single, NikNeuro Music’s Underneath the Skin is there for the taking, although when the chorus
With an Americana sound so zealously uplifting, it seems almost paradoxical that One Acre West still managed to keep their country roots firmly planted in their self-titled LP, which features